The image displays a brightly lit storefront window of a sweet shop, located in Istanbul, Turkey

The image displays a brightly lit storefront window of a sweet shop, located in Istanbul, Turkey. The upper section features a horizontal string of small national flags, including those of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Palestine, Finland, Morocco, and Kazakhstan. Below these flags, several transparent conical bags containing what appear to be dried fruits or candied nuts are suspended. Inside the display, two tiers of confections are meticulously arranged. The upper tier consists of multiple large, colorful mounds of various gummy candies, such as gummy bears and worms, presented on silver trays. The lower tier showcases six distinct conical piles of Turkish delight (lokum) cubes, each dusted with powdered sugar or coconut flakes, signifying different flavors and colors. Small Turkish flags are inserted into some of these Turkish delight mounds. Reflected or visible through the glass, the shop's interior reveals numerous circular overhead lights illuminating shelves stocked with various packaged goods. A neon sign in the background reads "KESTANE ŞEKE" and "MARON GLAS," indicating candied chestnuts. Partially visible text also suggests the shop name "KOŞK." The lower part of the shop's facade features a green panel with gold trim. This panel displays three illustrations: two black-and-white oval cityscapes depicting Istanbul's skyline, featuring prominent mosques with multiple minarets, the Bosphorus, and boats, flank a central, colorful illustration of assorted Turkish delight pieces arranged on a red-rimmed white plate. No individuals are visible within the frame.